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Retire at start of plan

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(@ofredwyahoo-com)
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A little embarrassed to ask about this again because the instructions i got the first time were good. But I still can't get the earliest retirement analysis to run. I believe I've entered data correctly. Income streams are tagged with an R where appropriate. The results always say I can retire at start of plan. I even entered my salary as $5 annually, and I can retire at start of plan. I am sure I am making a basic error somewhere. Has anyone run across this? Would appreciate any thoughts. Thanks.



   
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(@hines202)
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@ofredwyahoo-com I'd dive in to the tabular results for income, expenses, cash flow and see why the plan thinks you can retire now. The devil is in the details, as they say. Review->Income, Expenses, Cash Flow, etc should provide the answers. Let us know what you find. Make sure you're on the right scenario if you have more than one.



   
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(@ofredwyahoo-com)
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@hines202 Thanks. This is sound advice. I'll go through it and see what I come up with. Appreciate the reply.



   
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(@ofredwyahoo-com)
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@hines202 Well guess what? You were right. As suspected, I had made a basic error entering expense data. Thanks for encouraging me to look through it all, line by line. I very much appreciate your time. Take care.



   
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